Why chickens don't have ears?

Answer 1

Ducks have ears on the side of their head, but do not have ear-flaps (or pinnae). The opening to the ear is covered by a special set of feathers called ear coverts (or auriculars).Ducks can close the entrance to their ears when diving, so that water does not get in.

Answer 2

Chickens do have ears, but they are not as visible as those of other animals. Their ear openings are covered by feathers, making them less noticeable. Chickens also have excellent hearing despite their lack of external ears.

Answer 3

The chickens ears are a little hole on each side of their head. They are located right behind their eye. A white earlobe on a chicken indicates that the chicken is a white egg layer, a chicken with a red earlobe indicates a brown egg layer. Sometimes there are exceptions though.

Answer 4

Yes, they do.

On the side of the chickens head, there will be a small area of feathers. Directly behind this small patch of tiny feathers is they earlobe - it can be white, red, or blue.

Answer 5

On their head, just like us. ---- They're on the very top of their heads, in humans, it would be right next to the hair line.

Answer 6

Yes, chickens have ears on the sides of their head, covered by feathers, you can actually see their little earlobes hanging down below the feathers

Answer 7

the insides look like any other animal, but the covers, are small flaps usually red orange or greenish blue

Answer 8

They do. They just don't have ear lobes the same as mammals. The chickens ears are located in much the same place as other animals, just covered by feathers.

Answer 9

birds have no external ear structures. Their ear openings are hidden beneath feathers on the side of the head, just behind and slightly below the eyes.

Answer 10

YES